All a matter of personal choice. Some people want plain, others want ornate, others want to match their house. My suggestion is to choose a style that compliments your home, any other structures and your yard. For instance, it may look out of place having a super sleek, ultra modern home with a frilly Victorian style pergola in the yard. A minus if you plan on selling the house. There are literally hundreds of free and low cost plans available on the Internet if that is the way you are leaning, or hire a landscape architect and have one built to your specifications.
We took the old popcorn ceiling off in our livingroom and thought we could just paint it. We fixed some hairline cracks where the joint in the sheetrock are, primed a...
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I have almost 1/3 of an acre backyard that I will be re-establishing soon, and one of the projects will be a 2-3 ft tall retaining wall that will be approx. 25 feet ...
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I have a cement patio and want to have someone with experience build a pergola with a deck over the patio. I have a picture of just the one I would like that I found ...
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I have a 10x12 gazebo bolted to my deck. It is domed so it is very tall. I was trying to take the top down this Fall and accidentally ripped a hole in the canvas. Th...
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I just moved into this house coming from a house in the country from lots of land; so this type of home is very new to me. It's a typical Florida home with a screened...
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Has anyone ever used sand bags to border a driveway or flower bed ? We are buying a place in the woods with no sidewalks ( yet ), no paved drive way ( yet ). I was ...
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All a matter of personal choice. Some people want plain, others want ornate, others want to match their house. My suggestion is to choose a style that compliments your home, any other structures and your yard. For instance, it may look out of place having a super sleek, ultra modern home with a frilly Victorian style pergola in the yard. A minus if you plan on selling the house. There are literally hundreds of free and low cost plans available on the Internet if that is the way you are leaning, or hire a landscape architect and have one built to your specifications.
There are gazebo patterns--and patterns for a myriad of other wood projects--at www.thewinfieldcollection.com. Very fun site!